TriSyl® silica, used for Edible Oil Refining, is synthetic amorphous micronized silica hydrogel
appearing as white free flowing powder. TriSyl® silica for Edible Oil Refining can be used in the following operations, refining of all animal and vegetable oils and fats, it electively removes phospholipids, associated trace metals and soaps in the oil refining process and as a “post-bleach” agent for removal of colloidal nickel and nickel soaps generated during hydrogenation.
Grace develops and manufactures chemical ingredients used in Food and Beverage Applications. Its SYLOID® Silica FP grades provide excellent moisture control in tablets and have been certified by the Natural Products Association. Its APPERTA® coatings deliver superior packaging performance and protection for easy open cans. CELOX™ scavenging liners use signature OSTTM know-how to seal in oxygen in plastic bottles. More information about Grace is available at www.grace.com.
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